Sound Science

The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, a highly-regarded national publication serving some 30,000 corporate counsel, praises Atlantic Legal’s efforts to combat "junk science" in the editorial of its May 2006 issue. For

Northeast Edition ISSUES & OVERVIEW Pg. 16 Two recent litigation trends are causing major concern among defense counsel: class action abuse and "junk science," both of which can result in

Atlantic Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm, for the past decade has advocated the application of sound scientific principles in legal and regulatory proceedings. Atlantic Legal has represented many

The Foundation has just published the second volume of the Atlantic Legal Foundation Science in the Courtroom Review The first article in the new issue is Weisgram v. Marley Co.:

In welcoming guests at the 2002 Annual Award Dinner, Atlantic Legal Foundation’s President William Slattery emphasized the Foundations outstanding record of advocating sound science in the courtroom. He noted: Representing

The Atlantic Legal Foundation has a long and distinguished history of advocating sound science in the courtroom (see Science and the Law – Expert Testimony Scrutinized, below). In that spirit,